Riff - simple sticker maker 4+

A cute app for stickers! i noticed some of the images were low quality (The cars for example). It looked pixelated and the windows of the toy cars were see-through. It does have ads every time you download, which can get annoying. I did look in the ‘in app purchases’ section of the description for the app and i couldn't find the ‘unlimited for one month’ option when i looked in the app, which I'm unsure what that means. Is it a one time payment or is it a subscription? I hope once you buy it, that it removes the ads as well. The custom sticker function is easy to use and works well! **(Also a small comment to my review about taking a closer inspection on the stickers. I’ve also noticed what I think; almost all of the images that are provided are AI generated. If you look at the cats, footprints and eyes for example, they have weird unfocused or blurred eyes and paws with more than one toe. Same also goes for the dog images as well. And for the chip bag for the food stickers, The lettering is spelt weird and has letters that just morph into each other. Making an E look like a P or a C. The old car wheels also have morphed and swirled wheels in the middle metal circle of the wheel. **This is just an assumption** of this app providing AI generated images. I still think the app is really good, though. I think they just use AI generated images to avoid copyright, so no hate for that.)

I made a review before that app wouldn’t open. It’s fixed now after updating.

Riff is a unique and useful app in my opinion. However, the app just didn't do what I expected it to do. Photos are way too blurry and some files are just useless (e.g. candles). There's an awkward white boundary around all objects and some files even have parts of itself blurred out. It could use some improvements for sure. It would be great if riff has a "my saves" or "my favorites" file within the app and the ability to make or get rid of boundaries. I understand that the maker's other app--objet--has that function, but I think riff has more potential as objet is catered towards a specific goal of making aesthetic shaped stickers (while riff is about making regular, original object stickers).

fingers crossed 🤞🏻 that the creator(s) see this review lol